We are a family run firm serving the UK dating back to 1864. We work extensively as both main contractors and sub-contractors on projects for English Heritage, Network rail, Care Home Providers, National Trust & Heritage Lottery Fund. We pride ourselves working to a high standard on projects wether it be private domestic properties, commercial or historic buildings. Natural slating. Stone slating. Tiling. Building refurbishment works. Smoke damage removal. Bathrooms/ wet rooms. Kitchens. Building works. Electrical works. Plumbing works. Gas Safe works. Windows. Stained Glass. Joinery works. Lead works. Hot Lime & Hydraulic Lime pointing. Haired Lime. Single Ply welded flat roof systems. Modern & traditional plastering and rendering. Lime harling. Technical drawings. Project management. Scaffolding. Our men are extensively Health & Safety and First Aid certified with Covid awareness training. Our vehicles and men are uniformed and we work cleanly, quietly and to a minimum disturbance.
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Hello, I would like to know how much it would be to remove brick cladding from the front of a 2 storey Victoria terrace property. Many thanks
Hello. You would require a full tube and fitting scaffolding to health & safety standards. A site visit would be required to give any costing.
Do I need a planning permission from the local authority? Do I need to employ a company specialised in dealing with commercial building?
No planning permission would be required. From what it sound a good dry-lining company would be your best bet who can partition a wall using metal stud rather than timber stud as this would be a cheaper option.
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Cellar & Basement Conversion
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Garage Conversion
Bathroom Installation
Complete Bathroom Refurbishment
Wet Room Installation
Chimney Building / Repair
Pointing / Repointing
Stonework / Stone Cladding
Wooden Staircases
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I was informed by Ranson Roofing that the reason for my bedroom bay window leaking rain water was due to the previous company. Last May they replaced the bay roof but just weeks later it began to leak again. I have contacted them twice to get them to put it right and cure the leak (as guaranteed) but I have still not heard back from them (now August). £439 wasted as I believe there was nothing wrong with the original roof.
HOMEOWNER, 23/08/2015 16:24
The cause of the original leak formed part of our opinion, a non-thermal expanding main roof membrane and cement pointing rather than traditional lime, trapping moisture in the front facade of the house. However, on discussion, this was not deemed to be required as per instruction by client. Our guarantee in the work carried out stands.
TRADESPERSON, 23/08/2015 16:47
Original email from Ranson Roofing stating the brickwork not being the cause of the leak. We understand your points but as professional contractors asked to identify the source of water ingress to the bay window, we have identified the bay window top (badly fitted), to be the cause. Your son mentioned that the ceiling drips with water. This is not in line with your suspicion of any mortar works to the brickwork. The top of the Dutch gable has been felted so this cannot be the cause either.
HOMEOWNER, 24/08/2015 12:44
A representative of Ranson Roofing called today and carried out some remedial work to hopefully cue the problem - a good down pour with a south westerly wind will be the test! Thank you.
HOMEOWNER, 26/08/2015 18:03
Shortly after your last visit and running sealant around the window to roof joint we were informed by our Son that the leak had returned with the return of the bad weather. We have now moved back to the UK and the leek is much worse. My original problem remains.
HOMEOWNER, 12/01/2016 08:18
I am very happy with the work carried out by Ranson Roofing and my current water ingress problem is to do with an entirely unrelated matter.
HOMEOWNER, 18/01/2016 20:48